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Chevrolet 1994 Convex Outside Mirror, Remote Control Mirror, Your right side mirroris convex

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Convex Outside Mirror

Your right side mirroris convex.

A convex mirror’s surface is curvedso you can see more fromthe driver’s seat

Adjust this mirror by hand so that you just see the side of your vehiclewhen you are sitting in a comfortable driving position.

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Remote Control Mirror

The driver sideoutside mirror should be adjusted with the control lever onthe door so that you just seethe side of your vehiclewhen you ‘aresitting in a comfortable driving position.

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Chevrolet 1994 manual Convex Outside Mirror, Remote Control Mirror, Your right side mirroris convex

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Cavalier O W E R S Manual Problems on the Road H e v r o l e t CavalierGeneral Motors Corporation Important Notes About this ManualVoteto Canadian Owners Heritage of Chevrolet Page Page Using Your 7994 Chevrolet Part 8 Customer Assistance Information Safety Warnings and SymbolsService Station Information Part 9 IndexHow to Use this Manual Vehicle Damage WarningsVehicle Symbols These symbols haveto dowith your LightsHere are some other symbols youmay see These symbols are on some of your controlsThese symbols are used on warning and indicator lights Seats & Restraint Systems R e YOU’II find information aboutManual Front Seat Ikclining Front SeafbsckHead Restraints Fmni Seatback LaRches Manual 4-WayAdjustWe Drker’sTo Adjust the Seat%Forward To Raise or Lower the FrontofFolding Rear Seaf Wagon Easy-Enfry SeafSplif Fold-Down Rear Seaf Option To OpenTo Raise theSplit Folding Rear Seat Safety Belts They’reFor Everyone Why Safety Belts Work Or the instrumentpanel Or the safety belts Especially in side and otherAdults Safety Belt WarninglightSeats & Restraint Systc Automatic Lap-Shoulder Belt This section describes the driver’s restraint systemSeats & Restraint ISystems Wont give nearly as much protectior Place This way QI Whats wrong with this? Whats wrongwith this?Shoulder belt is too loose. It Prepncy What’s wrong with this?Page Pear Seat Outside Passenger Dositions Lap-Shoulder BeltSerious or even fatal injuries. The shoulder Less likelyto slide under the lap belt. IfYou slid under it, thebelt would apply Children who have outgrown childSeats & Restraint Systems Lap Belt IndexIChildren Smaller Childrenand BabiesIChildRestraints Top Strap Securing a Child Restraint ina Rear Outside PositionSecuring a Child Restraint thein Center Rear Seat Position Seats & Restraint Systems Securing a Child Restraint inthe Right Front Seat Seats & Restraint Systems To remove the infant/child seat restraint Larger Children Page Safety BeltEaeder CrashShfiing Windshield WasherHe door keys are for the doors and all Ither locks Features & Controls?heignition keysare for the ignition Use your door ley Rhere areseveral waysto lock and d o c k your vehicleFrom the Outside From the InsideLeaving Your Vehicle Power Door LocksAutomatic Door Locks Lockout Feature Liftgate Lock WagonGlove Box To open, pinchthe handleTrunk Lock Illuminated EntryExit SystemKey in the rgnition Parking LotsConvenience Net Option Trunk Cargo AnchorsOPTIONIgnition Switch Wheel, ignition and transaxle Such as .the radioAutomatic Transaxle KeyRelease ButtonTo Remove the Key Manual TransaxleIt without damaging your vehicle. See To use the coolant heaterPark Reverse Neutral Drive SecondReverse Reverse Use this gear to back upDriveThis positionis for normal driving NeutralForward Gears There are seven different positions Manual Transale1L V6 Engine 5 Third, Fourth and Fifth Acceleration Shift SpeedsTo Release the Parking Brake Parking BrakeTo Set the Parking Brake Engine Runriing ’ ’ Torque LockAUTOMATICRWVSAXLEParking Your Vehicle Parking Over Things That BurnShifting Out of P Park Engine Exhaust You’re ParkedTo raise the window, pressand hold the switch forward WindowsTurn Signul/MuiJicnction Tilt Steering Wheel OptionTurn Signal and Lane Change Indicator Operation of LightsDayfime Running Lights Dayfime Running Lights D M Indicator Light CanadaonlyHeadlights -a If Your Headlights Are On Headlight High-Low Beam ChangerIf Your Headlights Are Off Reading LightOPTION Instrument Panel Intensity Control1Dome Light Iro Replace the BulbFor a Single Wiper Cycle Mindshield WipersTo Replace the Bulb For Steady Wiper Cycles1to OFF Intermittent Windshield Wipers 1Windshield WasherTIStandard Wipers To Set Cruise Control To Resume a Set Speed To Increase speed While Using Cruise ControlYou’ll go right backup toyour chosen speed and stay there Inside Manual DaylNight Rearview Mirror To Reduce Speed While Using Cruise ControlUsing Cruise Controlon Hills To Get Out of Cruise ControlYour right side mirroris convex Remote Control MirrorConvex Outside Mirror Cup Holder VisorsAshtrays andlighter Ro Remove the Sunroof GlassPanel Ro Open the SunroofPage To Install the Sunroof Glass Panel Roof Luggage Carrier Features & Controls Instrument Panel Your Information System Instrument Panel Clusters Speedometer and Odometer 1 Tamper Resistant OdometerTachometer3.1L v6 Engine Trip Odometer 3.I L v6 EngineIndicators Fuel GageShows what to do. See the Index under Hgine Coolant Temperature GageLow Coolant Warning Light Charging SystemLight 9rake Sysfem Warning LightAnti-Lock Brake System Warning Light Shift LightMANUAL TransaxleLiftgate Ajar LightWAGON Malfunction lndicatorLamp Check Engine LightLiters Check GagesLightOil Warning Light 2.2~~4ENGINE Oil PfeSSUIe Gage 3.7L V6 Engine Comfort Controls & Audio Systems 104Comfort Controls& Audio Systems Defogging WindowsOutside temperature is higherthan Air ConditioningDefogging Windows with theAir Conditioning System Rear WindowDefogger owlonr Audio Systems Ventilation TipsAmifm Stereo Radio Press Vseek to set the hour Press Seeka to set theminuteTo Preset Radio Stations AM/FM Stereo Radio with Cassette Tape Player Cassette Tape Player Page Repeat steps 1-3for each of five AM and five FM stations When Finished with the Compact Disc PlayerComfort Concr 5 & Audio Systems Compact Disc PlayerTo Set the Anti-Theft System CD Player Anti-Theft FeatureTo Disable the Anti-Theft System Care of Your Cassette Tape Player FM StereoCare of Your Compact Discs Quality, try cleaningthe tapeplayerFixed Mast Antenna Page Your Driving and the Road Defensive Driving IDrunken DrivingDrinking That WIN Resuit in a BAC of -05%in the Time Shown Time and reactiontime Condrol of a KhkkBraking action involvesperception 9nti-LockBrakes ABS SeeAnti-lock Brake System Warning Steering Tips Power SteeringBraking in Emergencies Driving on CurvesIOff-RuadRecovery Steering in EmergenciesPassing So here are some tips for passingSkidding Driving at Night Night VisionDriving in the Rain Page Freeway Driving Fuel, Engine Oil, Other FluidsHave TripHighway Hypnosis Maps Do you have up-to-date maps?Hill and Mountain Roads WinterDriving Driving on Snowor IceYou can run the engine to keep warm, but be careful You’re Caught in a BlizzardAllow greater following distanceon any slippery road Recreational Towing Towing Your Vehiclefrom the FrontTowingA Trailer Towing Your Vehicle from the Rear136 128132 145Problemson the Road Jump StartingTo Jump Start Your Chevrolet Park or a manual transaxle in N NeutralProblems on the Road Page ITowing Your Vehicle Towing from the Front-Vehicle Hookup Problems on the Road Equipment or rear bumper valance 24ModelDo not tow with sling-type All Models Engine OverheatingIf Steam Is Coming FromYour Engine If you have an air conditioner, turn it No Steam Is Coming From your EngineClimb a long hillon a hot day 138 ’ I Crack the engine, radiator When the coolant inthe coolantColdweather, water can freeze Cold mark, start your vehicleHow to Add Coolant to the 2.21 14 Engne at the Radiator Then keep turning the pressure capThen fill the coolant recovery tank to Full ColdIIR Problems on the Road Mark Fill the coolant surge tank withProper mix, up to the Full Cold Hose getting hot. Watch out forChanginga Flat Tire Page For 2-24Models 149 Mounting surface Compact Spare Tire C EDon’t use tire chains on your compact spare Problemson the RoadMud, Ice or Snow Rocking your vehicle to get it outService and Appearance Care If you try to do your own service Service & Appearance CareDoing Your Own Service Work FuelGasolines for CleanerAir Filling Your Tank Fuels in Foreign CountriesChecking ntings Under the Hood While refueling,hang the cap inside the fuel doorHood Release Page 21 L4 Engine Code 7L V6 Engine Code TI Engine Oil To Check Engine OilWhat Kind of Oil to Use HOTWhen to Change Engine Oi €ngine Oil AdditivesWhat to Do with Used Oil Engine Coolant Heater Engine Block Heater2L L4 Air Filter Replacement Park your vehicle on a level place How to CheckTo check the fluid level Then, without shuttingoff the engine, follow these stepsHow to Add fluid Require changing When to CheckManual TransaxleFluid Then, follow these stepsHow to Check What to UseTo Check Coolant Proper mix at the coolant recovery tankAdding Coolant-2.2L 14 Engine To Add CoolantIf you need more coolant, addthe Adding Coolant-3. IL V6 EngineThermostat Proper mix at the surge tankWhat toAdd IPower Steering FluidIWindshield WasherFluid FluidIBrakes Brake Master CylinderBrake Pedal Travel Brake AdjustmentBrake Wear Vehicle Storage BatteryHalogen Bulbs For the type of bulb, see the Index under Replacement Bulbs Taillight Bulb ReplacementHeadlight Bulb Replacement Wagon Open the liftgate Remove the two Torxs screwsWindshield Wiper Blade Replacement Push the new wiper blade securelyon the wiper armILoading Your Vehicle Tires Inflation-Tire Pressure Tire lnspectionand Rotation When to CheckHow to Check Use this rotation patternWhen It’s Time for New Tires Buying New TiresTreadwear Temperature-A, B, CUniform Tire Qualify Grading Traction-A, B, COne it replaces Wheel Alignment andTire Balance Wheel ReplacementWheels on your vehiclewere Used Replacement Wheels Tire ChainsAlcohol Laundry Soap Bleach Reducing Agents Cleaningthe Inside of Your ChevroletRinse the section with a clean, wet sponge Then dry it immediately with a blow dryer or a heat lampFabric hotection Using Solvent-Type Cleaneron FabricSpecial Cleaning Problems Cleaning theTop Instrument Panel Care of Safety BeltsCleaning Vinyl GlassFinish Care Cleuning tbe Outside of Your ChevroletWashing YourVehicle Sheet Metal Damage IAluminum wheels IfSo EquippedIWeatherstrips TiresFinish Damage Chemical PaintSpottingIService Parts Identification Label Engine ldenfificafionFuses & CircuitBreakers 1Vse Usage RDOWindshield Wipers Headlight WiringPower Windowsand Other Power Options Quarts Capacities & SpecificationsPower Steering Fluids & Lubricants Replacement Bulbs 562 Indicator LightsDome Light Dome/Reading LightAir Cleaner Element Engine SpecificationsNormal Maintenance Replacement Parts Engine Oil FilterOwner Checks& Services Maintenance ScheduleScheduled Maintenance Services Section IntroductionRemainder of this part is divided into five sections Word About MaintenanceHow This Part is Organized Selecting theRight Schedule Section a Scheduled Maintenance ServicesUsing Your Maintenance Schedule These schedules are for vehicles thatWhen to Perform 207 Schedule /I Kilometers Engine Oil and Filter Change Spark Plug WireInspection*t Replace every30,000 milesIndexdetailsfurtherfor Engine Oil LevelFurther details Windshield WasherCheck Or Service TireInflation Cassette DeckAt Leasf Once a Year Or Service Section C Periodic Maintenance Inspections Hydraulic Clutch System Power Steering Engine Oil Engine Coolant Hydraulic Brake SystemAnchor Release Pawl Section E Maintenance Record Date 223 Customer Assistance Information222 224Customer Sati#action Customer Assistancefor the Hearing or Speech Impaired Reporting Safety Defects to the United States Goveient Ottawa, Ontario K1G 3J2IChevrolet Roadside Assistance Program Hour Roadside Assistance NumberCambia# RoadsideAssistance What You’ll Find inthe Index Service PublicationsIndividual PSP’s How You Can Get an IndexToll-FreeTelephoneNumber Chevrolet Senrr’cePublicationsChevrolet Service Publications Ordering Information Page Order Toll Free Page Adjustment Checking Buckling Up see Safety Belts173 Cassette Tape Player see Audio Air Cleaner Radio Reception.Understanding170,199 Cleaning193 Adding FluidB r i c Cleaning Engine CoolantTemperature WarningExpectant Mothers. Use of Safety 193 Coolant TemperatureLights Mileage Indicator Hot Engine. Safety WarningsMalfunction Indicator Lamp Mirrors Indicator Lights see Warning LightsPregnancy, Use of Safety Belts Passenger Belts see Safety BeltsPeriodic Maintenance Child Restraints-How to InstallTechnical Facts & Specifications Seat Belts see Safety BeltsStarting Your Vehicleif the Battery is Electrical EquipmentRransaxle. Manual WeightHnsaxle. Automatic Rransmission. AutomaticService Station Information Automotive Service Excellence